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Transcendental Doctrine of Elements,to which all thought as a means is directed. But intuition takes place only in so far as the object is given to us. This again is only possible, to man at least,. in so far as the mind is affected in a certain way. The capacity (receptivity) for receiving representations through the mode in which we

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Transcendental Doctrine of Method,ing them over all the world, leaving each to erect a separate building for himself, according to his own design. At present, however, we are concerned not so much with the materials as with the plan; and inasmuch as we have been warned not to venture at random upon a blind project which may be altog

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We have to establish a common languageto which all thought as a means is directed. But intuition takes place only in so far as the object is given to us. This again is only possible, to man at least,. in so far as the mind is affected in a certain way. The capacity (receptivity) for receiving representations through the mode in which we

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You have to ensure there are paradigms that in the Transcendental Doctrine of Elements we have made an estimate of the materials, and have determined for what sort of edifice and for what height and strength of building they suffice. We have found, indeed, that although we had contemplated building a tower which should reach to the heav

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